I was expecting to report on a score where I had to spell it out in letters for emphasis.

Alas, it was just a single Jill Scott header that won it for England.

But they end the year with a win. And what a year it's been for the women's game. 

More of the same in 2016? 

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BBC Sport's Alistair Magowan braved the wind and driving rain at Ashton Gate to bring you a comprehensive report from England's win.

You can read it here.

England get a smiley face from winger Karen Carney.

After waiting four months for England to come home, we've now got to wait another five months before they're back in action again. 

Mark Sampson's side host group leaders Belgium up next on Friday, 8 April 2016. 

Belgium put 11 goals past Bosnia over two games, so England better find their scoring boots over their winter break...

Former England international Kelly Smith: "What a year it's been for England women. They've had recognition all over the world as well as at home. Players are now household names. 

"This wasn't the performance we wanted but I'm sure they'll go onto top the group."

Ex-England keeper Rachel Brown Finnis: "This has been about making history. Women's football is on the map and I can't wait to see England go out there and get Euro silverware."

Former England goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis on BBC 2: "It's disappointing that we didn't get the raft of goals we expected. 

"But it's the end of a successful season and it's been a long hard season and today they just ground it out."

It wasn't quite the homecoming goal-fest we were predicting but it's two wins from two in group seven for England.

Bosnia make another change in the first of three minutes of injury time.

Forward Alisa Spahic saunters off and is replaced by Zerina Piskic, who immediately makes a nuisance  of herself on the right flank.

The band are rocking in the stands of Ashton Gate, but it's all gone a bit flat on the pitch.

It's wet and heavy out there and everyone looks knackered because of it. 

England see Demi Stokes bomb up the left channel and Jemma Rose takes a shot from distance which goes wildly over.  

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

Goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain, a member of England's World Cup squad, is a former team-mate of debutant Jemma Rose...

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

Captain Steph Houghton jogs off and is replaced by defender Jemma Rose, who's familiar in these parts.

Before joining Arsenal Ladies, she spent five years at Bristol Academy and worked under Mark Sampson at the Vixens. 

Eilidh Barbour
BBC Scotland at St Mirren Park

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

England's Laura Bassett finds acres of space and has a go from 25 yards but it's wide of the target. 

Meanwhile, Nikolina Dijakovic, who was lucky not to be sent off earlier, is replaced by Amna Lihovic for Bosnia.

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Just had word that there's 13,040 at Ashton Gate this afternoon. 

A brilliant turn out. 

Your team-mate has spoken, England. 

Anon on text (81111): As a football fan I think the women's team show how football should be played. Fairly, enthusiastically, and in the spirit of sport as a game not making a living.